Structural isomerism is based on the existence of different molecular
structures formed by the same elements.
The statement that is not correct with respect to structural isomers is; <u>All </u>
<u>structural isomers show hydrogen bonding</u>.
Reason:
Structural isomers are isomers that have different molecular structures but
the same molecular formula. They are referred to as constitutional isomers
Therefore;
- The empirical formula which is obtainable from the molecular formula is the same for structural isomers.
- The structural formula of structural isomers are different
- Structural isomers that are functional isomers have different chemical properties.
However;
- Structural isomers that are linkage isomers may not have hydrogen bonding.
Therefore, the statement that is not correct with respect to structural isomers is; <u>All structural isomers show hydrogen bonding</u>.
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<em>The question options are;</em>
<em>The same empirical formula among structural isomers</em>.
<em>Different physical and chemical properties can be possessed by structural isomers</em>.
<em>Structural isomers have different structural formulas</em>.
<em>Hydrogen bonding is shown in all structural isomers</em>.
<em>All the above statements are correct</em>.
